#trigger sounds

[romans-dull-creativity]

my grandma is eating a grapefruit very loudly and my misophonia is 💫✨off the wall✨💫 my dude

[cryptid-wishes]

I have misophonia, and theres a guy in three of my classes who snorts to clear his nose

those of you with misophonia understand the absolute rage and panic I feel when I hear that, as well as other disgusting mouth sounds that my family wont stop making

I just tried to talk to my mother about it, and she literally told me "the anger you feel when you hear it is a choice"

and she wonders why I always walk out more upset than I was before talking to her

[kelseymil08]

Check out my latest video!

[looksmokin]

Me: *functioning normally*

My ears: do we deTECT A SQUISH

My brain: PANIC PANIC PANIC PANIC PANIC PANIC

[jamaicastation]

Tonight’s relaxation moment - another Dana video because I so enjoyed listening to her the other day. This one is mostly visual triggers, so if that’s your jam, you’ll be in LOVE with this video. Very few mouth sounds, which is rare for one of her videos, though you may want to turn it off at the end during the Goodnights and Kissing if you are upset by them. Some Korean triggers sounds and ear cleaning tools.

[braincraft]

NEW VIDEO! The Sounds That Are Unbearable (Misophonia explained) 

I've been wondering what the difference is between people finding sounds annoying and distressing. Here, we explore Misophonia, a sound sensitivity syndrome where people have strong emotional reactions to common sounds. We meet my friend Molly Templeton and clinical psychologist Dr. Ali Mattu to talk about the brain basis of Misophonia, trigger sounds, reactions and treatment.

[nottakingprisonerstonight]

What I don't get is how one minute someone can say "the sound of (certain person) chewing is making me angry and I can't stand it" (seeming as though they might also have misophonia or at least understand) and then become angry and call you a baby for moving away, not looking in their direction, or mentioning the chewing noises they make or especially when they sick their fingers loudly after eating. It's like "oh you think I understand? No I don't and I don't care that this hurts you when I make trigger sounds constantly."

[nottakingprisonerstonight]

I met someone a while ago and for some reason one of the things I noticed once we started hanging out was that when we sat right beside each other eating lunch I wasn't triggered by their chewing. Now that I haven't seen them in a while I kind of can't believe that someone exists who doesn't trigger me while chewing. Hasn't happened since with anyone else. I really wish my misophonia would go away and leave me in peace.